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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02
REMOVAL.

nR. C. E. TOLHURsT, DENTIST, RE
IL moved to No Is, S. Main, Street opposite
2 C. n. 1.
The Dr. was the first to introduce into
Utah Vitali=ed Air, the only safe, sure ana
pleasant process OF extracting teeth without
pain. Best teeth double set $50. A goo9
double set $40 Gold tooth crowns, golo
and silver plates and gold bridge work at
Moderate prices. No. Is, S. Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02

THE AALoDoRoUs Lord Colin Camp
bell, the hero of the late sensational
and filthy divorce case in London, has
been declared a bankrupt, and his
bankruptcy seems to be very complete.
The official statement of his affairs
places his liabilities at $7S,11O, while
mis- assets are given as $3.50. Among
his liabilities are lawyers bills
aggregating $25, 600, all growing out
of the late divorce suit. Lord Collins
father, the Duke of Argyle. makes him
an allowance of $4,000 year, but none
of that can be touched by creditors.
Bankrupt in character, health and
purse, there is nothing for the young
man TO live for, and there can be moth
ing inviting for such as he to die for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02

In SoHEsET Couty. Maryland, the
other day, The Prohibilionists nomi-
mated a county ticket with the excep-
ton of one place, the States attorney
ship being lett vacant. Being asked
why a nomination to that position was
not made, the delegates to the conven-
ton explained that there was not
lawyer in the county who would
abstain from intoxicating liquors for
either love or Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02

IRON 4s8 W. SECOND SOUTH. ONE
Il Brindle Cow, heavy with calf, with
horns standing at right angle from body
Brands, If any. not known. Leave informa'
ton at above address. and be rewarded
E. r. CLUTE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02
MCCORMICK & Co
B a N x Il r - .
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH AND
HALEY, IDAHO.

Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
and Bullion. We solicit Consignments,
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02
LIME AND BUILDING ROCK,

NTESsRS. vARLEY & EVERILL HAy
III ing leased the lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 10
furnish first class Lime and Building Rock
in any quantity, on the shortest notice.
Office and salesroom No. so South West
Temple Street, North of HERALD Building.
Telephone No. OF.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02

We sell Exchange and Teiegraphic Trans
fers on leading cities of the United States:
also furnish Sight Drafts or Remit Funds to
London, Dublin, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris,
Stockholm and all other prominent points
IN Europe, at Lowest Rates OF Exchange.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EORTUNE TELLING; LADIES so CENTS,
Z Gents Il. Mrs. Bell, IS +. First South.
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A SINGLE ROOM, FURNIsHED,

IN A NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT To-
l. cality, near the Eagle Gate. Furniture
new and complete. To let at reasonable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02

Execute Orders for the Purchase or Sale OF
Stocks and Bonds at New York and San
Francisco.
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REMOVED.

DRoF. GEO. CARELESS HAS REMOVED
i his School of Music to 265 East Second
South Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST

IN SUNDAY NIGHT, ON FIFTH WEST
| street., near Fifth South, gold scarf pin,
figure of an owl, with diamond eyes The
finder will be rewarded by leaving at thls
office.
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DIR. ELLEN II. FERGUSON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. ss4 4.
" Brigham street. Telephone 81.
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Collections Made al Lowest Rate
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19
FODDER CORN.
Why It Is Par Excellence the American
Forage Plant.

Why It Is Par Excellence the American
Forage Plant.
Fodder corn is becoming mor and
more an essential crop on the farms.
In no way can so much bulk of food be
produced at SO little cost. It fills the
silo the fastest, and it goes the furthest
when cured. The moving machine
renders the cutting less laborious.
which may be made ven less by utiliz-
ing the reaper. The old-time bush
scythe, when welded by a strong arm,
will lay down n large breadth Of it. It
is the par ercelemce-the American
forage plant, and WI want more of it.
We should have it to bridge over the
summers drouth and to make up for
the overfed pasture. 1t will help out
the autumn and fill the demands OF
winter. It should be known that in
cold weather it is not a complete food,
but lacks in heat-producing properties.
These should be supplied in other
forms, or stock will only live and per-
haps get poorer. A little corn meal
fed with corn stalks will balance up the
ration. In all cases there should be
some fat-forming foods along with the
corn stalks. Farmers no doubt have
noticed that corr stalks will increase
the flow of milk, but it will lack in
butter fats. This want may be sup
piled by feeding corn, linseed or cotton.
seed meal, or other grains. II ID
economy to give the cows some extra
food with the fodder corn, and to sup
ply all the wants of the system and
prevent depletion.-Ou Our Country Home
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

eatines tbst they paissd - dearly =
they did NJ. Pspy5 spaniel and QueeE
Cathsrine's golden bracelst But
dearer than any thing slss did ANNE
Pierce value the Kings ring; and IL
after years. when gloomy days gath.
cred over the merry monarch. love Il
think that the prayers Of the fair young
girl may have kept Charles II. from
many . sin, and that be was . bettsa
man for the gift hs gave ON that long
ago st. valenHns's Dsy.-Fssd Nvrsd
C6sby. n Chicago Advonos.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19
..,.r VALENTINES DAY.

.-..s,s peyl Ana midst Old ssoelr
~ hsast vim N sehotas joy..
- ssss s'ss ~ e'a y -
ssrs sirl. aeaz. sad I w seoy;
vssi;sss,'s s'''' % sas' s''''''' ''''
.,-.astonsts, sAyms-haltins lay.
.,sssys; ~sspsosaA'' ana ve''-se''' ''''''
: .g: .svest. us Saint vsisasins's
:. y. ~ W. 20 blue and the 'nn'hins 70
~ ~ so,. southern wind blew - shrtlly
.suv Bird sang 70 loud 70 its fellow,
Ges,ls ~ snowdrops and cfocuses oloomeo
atyour feet; .
su,li vsnder our hearts broke 70
...sssrned in the wonderful, old-fashioned
~. ~ 3: earth and the sky and the air we're
..ss;ssi cadence Of Valentines Day.
~ ncv that the crasy-sweet babole and
~, ao,Sen.hsired children have rung in our
,snset u, the hope Of . tender hereafter
~ .. link to the thought Of those far-awsy
years;
Once more In inc "or"s " '"0 A.Sp' wy
lover, ~
+, rs;i Aeeper meaning In whimsical way
reanine your heart will be quick to DIS
q, vhispering: "sweet, it's Saint valen-
tines Day."
IN. y Dmh0is In HnI{0u'e M0ukhkv.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

DIR. Loring says that nothing but !
horse should be called a thoroughbred
Cattle of that class, he says, should b.
called pure bred.-M \ tribune.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19
TWO CENTURIES AGO.
rhe Surprising Valentines Of Two
English Maids.

Inc JUL VI " PAC"0"''' -
FEBRUARY Of the year 1867, was shining
into the pretty white-and-gold bordered
chamber where young Anne Pierce and
her cousin Phebe Killigrew were dress
ing themselves preparatory to going on
shopping excursion to the Strand
the Ghcapside Of London of that day.
The little maidens were discussing a
,ery important question, and their
voices were as merry and incessant as
the birds in springtime, as they arrayed
themselves in bufin gowns, Spanish
quellis ruffs, fur sacques and velvet
hoods.
"And who shall be your Valentine.
eousinF' asked Annie, who was only
fourteen, but looked older, with her
BRIGHT blue eyes, golden curls and her
trim, little person %appareled in the
vomanly attire Of the age.
II know whom I would like" an
wered Phebe, who had red cheeks and
black eyes. If could have my wish
should say the King"
"Pshsw! That for Charles Stuart"
said Annie, Tipping her thumb and
finger. "Now il you had said the
Queen that would have been maiden
~"
We'll then, Queen Catherine, If 1t
suits you better; though I think His
Majesty is a gallant gentleman"
'Oh, he is we'll enough, only I can
not bear M who Is always Joking and
making merry. I think q King should
be dignifed sometimes"
His Grace Of York must please you.
then," said Phebe. He is stern
enough"
And so is Queen Catherine for that
matter. Now il she were in truth your
Valentine what should you wishr"
"0h. a string Of pearls or a cloak Of
n%innever. Something rich and ele-
CANT, such as queens can give"
Iwould be content with a ring or q
pair Of scented gloves" laughed Anne.
but you know what that funny little
man who comes to see papa, Mr.. Pepys,
b always saying
II wishes were horses
Beggars might ride.
True, but perhaps our wishes will
Be horses" said Phebe very seriously,
looking down at her pretty red.heeled
shoes and the big rosettes at her ankles.
The sedan is readyr' cried . voice
rom the hall at this moment, and both
girls ran down the stairs and were
helped into an elegant rattan carriage
which was nothing more than q COW
e1ed basket, lined and cushioned In
sde, and with handles on each end 80
mat they might be carried by two stout
serving men. Looking as quiet and
tenure as little duchesses, the two
young ladies were borne down to the
Strand.
There were crowds Of people in the
"teeA' Great ladies in their gorgeous
'sasns were going from court to the
.at'ous places Of amusements, and gay
gentlemen, some on horseback or in
coaches and others ON foot
WIN attendants, were mingled
WIN the rush Of artisans,
s,sand boys and the country people
sa0 were going and coming from mar
49, But l do not think any Of them
'OSked prettier than the two little girls
Mno were going to the MERGERS to buy
themselves a kirtle and q cap Of min
sever' They came to . row Of build
.uss WITH Tudor easements and chin.
.s!s, ana whose Eizabethan gables
'A'enoed over the sidewalk, and . sign
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-02-19

- S11~
and the motto was, ever worthy, ever
true" It was twelve o'clock by the
tower Of St. Paul's when the sedan ar
rived at Mr.. Pepy's mansion at Seeth-
ing Lane. As they were ushered into
the drawing-room, the first person they
saw was stout little Pcpys, the amiable
gossip, trotting along with his pretty
wife In . yellow satin petticoat, a Grim
son sacque and her hair in . cluster Of
long and short ringlets.
"A merry day to you, my pretty
deara" said go~od-natured Ma Pepys.
80 you have come for your valen-
tinep" as he saw the blus card with the
gold letters and the motto. ''Ha! ha!
that is mighty fine. It's q pretty con-
ceit. Well, sweet mistress. what shall
I give your"
.sOh, do not ask mel" answered
Alice. Beggars should not be choosers."
''Thou art right; but a fair maiden like
thee must needs have a fair present.
STAY to dinner with us, and afterwards
we will de eide about thy Valentine.
The invitation was given so cordially
and earnestly that they accepted It,
When dinner was announced, Mr..
Pepys led the blushing Anne to the
table and 9 cd her, and Mrs. Pepys
did the same by Phebe. There was
much merriment, and they were qui to
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9er 9sutf6e GOrrefpnOOent.
Sutrieue'm Ses ySome.6m6S. ;"

Bsrbsrtituneea flr Sen beO0rfsbrnstn GOns
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tag unter Sem Jtameu nSubUitrtal, 0eague OF
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beruiea baben, fuo Reuerotngs 0abtnter 9ez
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men Anfalten getroiieu, beu Gon0ent III
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bier in Der Gtabt ausiumablen, bat Der Stub
sinem 3ertrauensmanH ben gluitraq gegebeu,
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Snttrt6autt GOefd1et0umes.Rlass,

9tems0ort, l6. 6ebruar. - SEQ. 9aUiO
Rauoeu madbte im Suui 1880 auf &ouep SO.
LAMB bic BelarItiGait BON sri. Gmeliue
&. Woorecrnit unb tDurte idiieBlid 70 iutim
nit Der QeBteren, HaB Oieelbe Jest bebauptet,
@uttiursGte an &dnOeu 81 bnben. &ls oieier
Nie GeIdnntifait 6e5 0Go6en8 mafte, mar
ar elm g9ittner. @r Uerbeirattete fidl aber
ipdier nit Sttie gEuans aus 8rOoIlpu. Fri.
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cine G6eioungstlu9e segeu 8anoeu elm, Der
tieielbe nit Der GrIl6rung beantluOrtete, bas
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obne Defsn Snbalt ST. fsuneu. Radoem nod
etne gr3abl anoersr 3eugeu berb1rt mor6eH
frnr. erfclQle Bertnguuq.
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Afr 9.nnel n1tanefInne,, .

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ten Somhnge rpurbe Elm Ttanu bier uuf ben
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tsabfidtigt, bengefaugeueu beute bur4 @6lO.
reform lu bstau6en. nm lRa pbOtOsrOpbireu
III t6uueH.
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Rtip,Mnrfer Wad1rldlett.

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unb ben Qgenttn SeCrOft I'M Sl5 erIeIAters
5u baben. ,.,.
- 3nsi Skinner ipra9en 8eitern oet'm
Suuoesy Gommifdr Shtlo8 Dor uno erlu4ten
I'M Bdlie, ueld5e ibneu 9etatten nuroen,
bic in Serbin6uug nit oem Pofamtsraub jlI
Serieb. @itp berbafteteH SdmeS So9HloH uHo
gEiuiam 2antrB i'm YuolomfraBen-@eian
niB III beiuheu. Ser eIne Der SetoeH feute
fih aI5 ben Bruoer VaEtrqS Dor, ma9Teno
ber @nSere bebauptete, SOiepb ". 5mitb
III beiBeu unb eiH TTeuno .Sobnlon'8 uno
Quutrh'6 Ill iein. Dem @ommifdr fam
@mitb befeGftiq Dor, uub er IieB babsr ben
BoIinipeftor 8ofier beuaaridtigen, tpelder
Ben SnlDeftcr @larR, Der aud bic Serbaftuug
BON Sobuion unO 2aHtrp nOrssuommen, be'
ouitroote. Iidl bic geiOen auSuitben. 8G
bic oou Dem Itu6tmahter Striugbam &C.
aebeue 8eldreibung etnes Der Giubreder
5o1ffanoiq auf Smitb paBte. 10 Uerbaitete inn
-Snipettor Glarf, uHo Der Suuoes=@ommihaT
iau6te ibu, obue baB er eIueu RaB beuOtbigter
in grmangelung uou $4,000 8irgiaaft mad
bem 2ubl0nRra6eu>@ @eidH9uiB, nm bort ieiu
SerbOr abSuparteU. ..
- 3QB Bun6e8, GriegSidtfi DOifpee" ii
i'm bieiiaen Safen eiHgetrOfeu. Der 8am;
pier hattie am .. SftOber Dor. So. ben 6ateu
gioaaIaii o.rIaTeu NIB am p. Sttobsl
6oHafong, am IA. Sanunr gibraItar, am
Is. Sarnar UiuSeira unb am s. 6ebruaI
at. SbOmos 6erflhrt. 8as Sd;fi miro BON
GommauSeur SObu S. UtcSIeniep befeblig
uuo bat cine 8tiaBuHg BON 208 Dtaun, oit
9ifiiiere NIT eiuseihlohtn.
- 5om @oul6, gigeutplmer oes beritd
tintsu Qnfals SONS SOuct," erldieu beute
ais iein Bto3ss er0HHst uereeu iOute, MD
i'm Gertdbt, uno Rscoroer Smptbe ertldrt
leiue SiirgId)nFt i'm Setrage BON $500 iOior
iir perpirIt. 6eute abenO wuroe 9ouIb il
Soboftu. R.,S{., uerhaitet. Gr nai9ert lid
andl Stem gorf su iommen, uuO es III swst
feIhaft, oh er inter eer 9e9eu tbu idpebsu
oeH gHtlaae auagsIisisrt WsroeU taRH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-02-17
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SeriCe @itg uuo 8rOotIpn if tetue Yerdnoes
1una erueetreteu, QIleiH in SiiOz 4mbCn, no
uodl Feiue Der Striter tuieoer Arbeit erb0LteU
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iddittBte gldnnidjaft biirfe ntdt olrt9rtt
psr0en, ausCr aus eeH 3(eibeH Der Strlter.
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besiOigt maroen, AnS man bsItratet &U9e=
t0ruugeu.
IS nuo ernarttt, 6aB Die Setotumeber 81
llni0u Sll Uno Seriees&ttqs sQei8btS 8emelH'
id)Qitiid)e Sadie nit ben Sel0eumebern IN
GuttriOu MAIDEN unO ebeufauS auStehen
utlosn. Cine acferu abeHo iH lImoH=Qlu
jtQttGeiuHoeus S5teeumeber SerlGmMluu9,
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ten giem NorIer Eirmeu bielteu leute Dad
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sum Sdpbe Ger 2lrbeit7geber ge9eH Die ttbsr
udRjgeu Torbsruu9eu Der Arbeiter 81 grim
Oeu Sin GOmite murOe ernannt, hin cine
Gcrltltuttou uno g}ebengeiebe 3u eutnee'eu.
NolGenGe @ei1altsSmelge tmo III oem CONT
;e OtytrstsT Gufreider, 3immerIeute, @tleu=
oybeier, Blumbers, Arhjtatteu, 8ndoeder,
gupcr, 9larmcyarbciter, Maurer, Glettrl'
Ter II. q.
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beIhIoTen, Die glufuabu;ege fir neu'
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3ilie Q}a5nahme III ge9eu Die 6radt0erIaoel
Qeridtet, Die fG mdbreuO be8 Strltes met
Qerten, Der llHicu bei3utreteH, uno bic I'D
6ieueiht ipGter CUR Auiuabme meloeu toHu'
ten. 8ie iibrigeu pGOugihOremen' Unions
nerctu uubyiheiuIid5 Dem Setipiel Oou Jtr
. foieeu. Sin allgemeiuer Strlte oer&Gie'
Iftbt ais 8eIul.at 6es groBen Strites in dUS
Iidt, uno imar neil Die gSoHes Shilling
Gompaeui." ibre $50 YliiQer, wet6e su
llntelfiieuu9 Der 6radt0srla6sr ausitauoen
ntdlt mieoer onfteIen Mil. SeHe glubter
be;ebeH ibre 6diier BON W. x 8. GOuUeI9
SiiermeTffGtttH, un0 bic 100 bort bel4dfttg
ten aiiier bena1rihhgtsn nun beute ol
| Tirma, bo5 1e llrileH mitr0cu, I'M 6aae 81
| Sqrmd Die ,0uuing -GOmpagnte" nod ier
| nsrbin nit Tdfern Uericrge. &ouuoug mel
gerte fdl, unO Die Siiier, lOlutt Die 6ubrIeut
! 6t8 gtubIiiements fcLlten Oie Qr5tit elu
| 0icn oInubt, oaB Ii6 Der Stritt auI aaosr
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